How BJP's campaign ignored local issues in Maharashtra
| | | Maharashtra and Haryana went to polls today. As the BJP looks to make an easy come back, Huffpost India's Akshay Deshmane, in a ground report, highlights how the BJP completely ignored local issues during its campaign in Maharashtra, keeping the focus on Article 370 and Kashmir. While the Opposition stands little chance of a win, former chief minister Prithviraj Chavan told Pavan Dahat that the Congress could not be completely cancelled, yet. Meanwhile, Ankur Pathak writes about how Netflix responded to reports of interference by the RSS on so-called 'anti-Hindu' content. |
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| | | | The BJP’s success in ensuring that one of the key demands of the Sangh Parivar’s long-term ideological project—abrogation of Article 370—became the most important election issue in a big state poll not only shows its domination of political discourse in the country and the kind of party it has become today, it also reveals how and why national issues came to dominate over the issues and concerns specific to the voters of Maharashtra. |
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| | | | | | Prithviraj Chavan, in an exclusive interview with Huffpost India, also spoke extensively on the problems with the NCP leaders, whether there is a possibility of an NCP-Congress merger and why he refused to contest the Lok Sabha by-election from Satara seat despite an open invite from Sharad Pawar. |
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